Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, August 9, 1896

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Form

VOL.

NO. 117

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CHICAGO, SUNDAY AND MONDAY, AUGUST 9-10, 1896.

PRICE, 5

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MILWAUKEE FORM CHART.

MILWAUKEE, WI3.,Aug. 8. — Thirty-Seventh Day. Midsummer Meeting of the State Park
Jockey Club. W'eather clear ; track muddy.

Presiding Judge, Col. R. W\ Simmons. Starter, C. Fitzgerald.

2860

FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling..

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

k k

k

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2784 FUERO

97

3

11

likUkT^

Clay

C. E. Brossman

6

12

5

2602 SPOKENA

85

8

6

4h

4 k 23

Bell

Abraham Bros.

8

5

6-5

2788 BIMBO

97

7

2 h

2 nk

3k

D. Davis

Winder Stable

4

8

3

2741 WARREN POINT

90

1

43

32/2 5 4h

Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

6

20

8

2788 BILL ELLISON

97

4

31

7

2h 5

A. Barrett

P. Stanton & Co.

1

1

out

27.55 ARIAN

87

2

5

5

6 6

T. Burns

Island Stable

10

20

8

2716 DESIGNER

100

6

8

6

7 7

Caywood

B. McCain

3

6

8-5

2784 BOB LEE

102

5

7

8

8 8

Corner

J. Robertson

10

8

3

Ind. Horses.

Wl.

St.

k

k

k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

(2803) PEPPER

no

8

7

61

4k 31

11

T. McHugh L. Ezell

3-2 4-5

out

2735 LADY DOLEFUL

, 98

1

n

12

Ukli

21

Scherrer

H. Stover

5

5

8-5

i:763 FRED BARR

105

5

2k 2k 31

3k 32

T. Murphy B. McClelland

3

4

6-5

2531 MANDOLIN A

101

7

61

51

2k 41

42

Everett

W. Gum

6

8

3

2731 NECEDAH

103

3

31

3k 51

51

52

C. Reiff

Royal Stable

6

5

8-5

1591 PARTNER

101

2

41

4k 6

6

6

Huston

J. S. W’allace

12

15

6

2734 JOHN WILSON

106

6

8

8

8

7

7

Sherland

Liberty Stable

20

25

10

2803 MRS. MORGAN

103

4

5k

7

6

8

8

Burrell

Cleveland Stable 12

15

6

Time, 54, 1:18.

Winner— Bik. h, 5, by Vanguard— Palie.

Start good, first break. Won driving ; place eased up ; third driving. Spokena came very fast
at the end. Bimbo tired in the stretch. Bill Ellison did not seem to like the going. Arian stum-
bled at start. Deslgher and Bob Lee had no speed.

2861

SECOND RACE— 5^ Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. k

k

k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. k

k

k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

.2712 DOMITOR

113

2

26

Ink

n

Ink

W. Jones

Oakley Stable*

2

3

7-10

2805 DR. COTLETT

lllkl

n

11

n

11

R. W’illiamsTurney Bros.

8-5

8-5

1-2

(2753) PAUL KAUVAR

113

6

6

6

3h

25

Cassin

T. P. Hayes

1-2

3-5

out

(2626)F. F. V.

120

5

44

31

3 k 2 h

Scherrer

T. H. Tarr

3-2

6-5

out

1932 LAST FELLOW^

101

3

3h

3i*k4i

3h

T. Burns

Sabbath & Burns

20

20

8

(2806)BERNADILLO

106

2

2*k 21

2k 32

Piggott

Santa Anita Stbl

3

4

8-5

2715 CROESUS

101

5

5

5

7

4

Maloney

S. C.W’agner

7

15

6

2615 WORDSWORTH

100

4

31

51

42

42

Reynolds

Westminster Stbl 15

20

8

2789 TONY HONING

101

7

7

4

5

5

Dale

Oakley Stable*

2

3

7-10

2808 STACHELBURG

109

6

7

4h

51

52

Overton

C. Barry

10

12

5

2S26 WHITC^OMB

110

1

Ink

25

2k 6

Ham

Unique Stable

6

7

2k

2805 PAUL GRIGGS

103

3

51

6

6

6

Everett

B, J. Johnson

10

15

6

ACHIEVE

1(3

8

4*k7

8

7

Macklin

Merry Glen Stbl

16

10

4

2599 BANQUO II

115

7

61

7

7

7

T. Charles

P. J. Miles

6

8

3

^411 LAS CASES

101

4

8

8

6

8

Magnusson Marsh & Harding 20

20

8

2806 JOHxN CARR

103

8

8

8

8

8

C. Reiff

H. McCarren Jr.

8

12

5

♦Conpled in the betting. Time, 25^, 50V4, 1 1 :11.

Wluner — Ch. c, by Inspector B — Rosa Buckden.

Post 6 minutes. Start good. Won driving: place easily; third driving to the limits. Last
Fellow ran a good race. Whitcomb tired badly in the stretch. Croesus was handled miserably
throughout.

2862

THIRD RACE— 1 1-2 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

k k

k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2738 MISS FRANCES

79

3

I2klk Ik 11

11 Bender

Oakley Stable

2

3-2

1-2

2829 BELVOUR

87

5

22*k23

28 26

210 Clay

Geo. Wilde

3

4

7-5

2752 UNCLE JIM

102

4

3 nk 44

45- aH

3k T. Burns

Thos. Hums

10

10

4

(2752) CONSTANT

103

1

45 3k 3k 43

45 A. Barrett

P. T. Kelly

1

2k

4-5

2785 MARY ANNA

82

2

5 5

5 5

5 Davisson

Springfield Stbl

10

20

8

2752 LA GASCON

94

6

6 6

6 6

6 D. Davis

Kentucky Stable

10

10

4

Time, 27

*4, 54k, 1:46k, 2:14k, 2:40k.

Winner- B. f, 3, by Strathmore— Flower of Meath.

Start good. First break. Won handily; second and third driving. Miss Frances had the
speed of the lot. Belvour tired badly in the stretch. The others were staggering at the finish.
Constant did not have her usual speed.

2863

FOURTH RACE-3-4 Mile. All Ages. Handicap.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. V4 H

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

<2646}THE DEUCE 115 2 13 12

2737 FERVOR 83 4 321/231

2787 JACK OF SPADES 104 5 21/,2h

2788 DOCTOR G 96 6 5i 55

2420 HELEN WREN 91 1 4* 4*

2328 MISS YOUNG 102 3 6 6

6

Morgan
Davisson
D. Davis
A. Barrett
T. Burns
Clay

T. D. Carter
Springfield Stbl
Kentucky Stable
Merry Glen Stbl
Thos. Hums
W. H. Roller

Time, 50^, 1 :02U> 1 ASVi.

Winner— B. g, 4, by Rotherhill— Money Musk.

Start good, first break. Won handily; place easily; third driving hard. Jack cf Spades
tired badly last quarter. Doctor G had a little left at the finish. The Deuce had the speed of the
lot. Miss Young ran short.

Scratched— Orion, 92.

2864

Ind. Hor.ses.

FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Wt. St. ^ M K Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

2740 1. PICKWICK li2 3 33 1 h

2785 LITTLE MATT 112 2 2n« 22

2829tAUNT SALLIE 94 1 33

2827 GEORGIE SMITH 94 4 4 4

fBy Bramble

Macklin Avondale Stable 1-3 2-5 out

Ham Five Point Stable 2 2*4 out

'I'. Burns J. Hawhe 40 40 out

Dunn G. A. Robertson 40 50 out

Time. 27, .53^. 1:19^/^, 1:44*4.

Winner— B. m, a, by Mr. Pickwick— Ida K.

Start good first break. Won driving; place easily, The first two only were contenders. Pick-
wick outgamed Matt. The others were outrun always.

Scratched— Jack of Spades, 112 ; Elwyn, 96.

g ^ SIXTH RACE-

3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

k k

k

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2754 JOE MANCINI

m 2

l*k H **

22

IKK

Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

3

2

4-5

2829 MORVEN

97 1

2 h

2^

IH

21

T. Burns

W’hite & Clark

3

16-5

1

(2S29) STARK

104 5

5

42

32

3i*k H.WTlli’ms Clyde Stable

10

10

4

2-01 QUEEN BFSS

102 6

6

6

5

4^

Caywood

J. Delong

2k

2k

1

2784 ROSA MAY

97 k 4

42

32

41

53

Dunn

A. McCauley

40

40

12

2787 IMAGE

93 8

8

7

7

6

Dale

Avondale Stable

15

40

12

2352 TERRAGNES

98 3

3h

5

6

7

D. Davis

Marion Stable

15

30

10

(2786)ZALDIVAR

97 9

9

9

8

8

A. Barrett

Nashville Stable

10

10

4

2468 SPENDOLINE

107 7

7

8

9

9

Macklin

J. F. Rohn

10

20

8

Time, 25*4, 51, 1:03k, 1:16.

Winner— Ch. c, 3, by Bishop— Humilty.

Start good at first break. Won driving to the limit; place handily. Stark came fast through
stretch and finished strong. Queen Bess ran a good race. Rosa May tired badly last quarter.
Terragnes had speed early but tired badly at end.

DETROIT FORM CHART.

DETROIT, MICH., August 8. — Fifth Day. Detroit Driving Club. Summer Meeting.
Weather clear; track heavy.

Judges. L. P. Tarleton, J. H. Rees. Starter, J. F. Caldwell.

2854

FIRST RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Time, 25*4. 50*4, 1:17, 1:44.

Winner— Br. c. 4, by Hindoo — Francesca.

Start bad by machine. Won cleverly; second and third driving. Pepper was by far the best.
He was virtually left and then ran around the field. Was also cut off at three-quarters, and then
won with plenty to spare. Doleful ran' a wonderfully improved race. Barr tired after running
half a mile.

Scratched — Onaretto, 90; Ragner, 105.

2855

SECOND RACE — ^ 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Winner— Ch. c. by Candlemas-
Start fair, by machine. Won
F F V came gamely at the finish.

Time, 25*/,, 50%, 1 :10*/,.

— Alerna.

easily, second and third driving. Dr. Cotlett was never headed.
Bernadillo tired in the stretch. Carr had no speed.

2850

THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

W't. St k k % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

273U COUNTESS IRMA 1U4
27:13 LADY INEZ 117

(2373)KAMSIN 114

2833 SUNNY 117

2734 SOLID SILVER II 107

Scherrer Ireland Bros
H. Lewis M. F. Dwyer
T. McHugh L. Ezell
R. Williams J. Steppe
Dyment J. Dyment

Op (T PI

2 8-5 3-5

3 2*/, 1

8-5 2 4-5

8 10 3

20 30 10

VI 11 1\^12 13

3k 2 h 21 2*/, 2*4

5 31 35 38 310

41 41 4 k 412 420

11 5 5 5 5

Time, 25/,, 51, 1 :17*4, i ;44k, 1 :57k.

Winner— B. f, by Sir Dixon — Vilette.

Start good by machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. Countess Irma had no trouble
after passing the half. Lady Inez and Kamsin fought hard for the place. Solid Silver is a good
quarter horse only.

Scratched— Benamela, 107.

2857

FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Peninsula Stove Co. Stake

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k Vt ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

2735 MOYLAN
2802 MOTILlA
(2546) NICK
2734 SILK GOWN

Op Cl PI

Piggott
C. Reiff E. F. McLean

Ed Corrigan

1 8-5 1-2

10 20 6

6-5 9-10 out
6 7 8-5

98 2 23 21 11

93 1 11 IH 2*/, 2%

122 4 31 33 35 310 T. Murphy Whitten Bros,

100 3 4 4 4 4 Johnson J. E. Seagram

Time, 25k, 50, 1:15.

Winner — B. c, 3, by Bradford — Elsa Rosalind.

Start fair by machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. Motilla was speedy to the
half. Moylan was never extended. Nick could not master his heavy impost.

Scratched — Flying Dutchman, 122; Havoc, 122; Looram, 95.

2858

FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

W't. St.

k k

k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2136 ADOWA

no 4

51

31

Ik

n

Perkins

B. McClelland

3-2

7-5

1-2

2764 TALUCA

100 6

4k 5k 31

2 n

C. Reiff’

E. F. McLean

15

12

5

2766 ALTANERA

100 2

31

2 h

42

31

Scherrer

Santa Anita Stbl

2 k

2

4-5

2831 KATIE W

no 1

11

ik

2 h

41

Piggott

J. McCabe

8

10

4

2732 LADY CALLAHAN 115 3

2 h

4k 5k 51

Hughes

M. S. Hughes

8

10

4

(2382)LADY JULIET

107 5

7

6

6

6

Randall

W’. J. Smith

4

5

2

27C6 MISS MOTOR

100 7

8

8

7

7

Robertson

John brenock

15

15

6

2382 MINNESELA

100 8

6

7

8

8

Everett

W'E<k F SEberhartl5

15

6

2766 lONE K

100 9

9

9

9

9

T. Charles

G. Kennedy

15

20

8

Winner— Ch. f. by Deceiver— Lizzie Montrose.

Start straggling, by machine. Won driving, second and third same. Taluca was much
messed about. Adowa came with a great burst of speed last furlong. Altanera ran a good game
race. Katie W' was speedy early, but tired in the stretch.

Scratched— Lela’s Cuckoo, 100; Wathen, 110; Alice C, 11 0.

2859

SIXTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k k ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1668 REMEDY
SINALOA III
2802 MARC'HAW'AY
2499 SOBRIQUET
1087 OLD DOMINION

2832 FONT D’OR
2567 SAM TATE
2804 BRENDOO
1527 GLADYS LEE
2734 ARAB

102 2
98 3
96 4

98 6
101 5

96 1

99 7
106*/,9

92 8
96 10

Ik 1K«* 1*4 D Sherland
3*k 21 2k 2*/, C. Reiff
51 52 41 31 Morrison
4*k 31 3h 4*k Randall
71 7k 6 51 k Scherrer

4k 5*k 6 Huston
6*k 7 7 Piggott

8 8 8 McGlone

9 9 9 T. ('harles

Sanger

Liberty Stable 6
Santa Anita Stbl. 8-5
M. S. Hughes 15 :

Humboldt Stable 20 5

2h
61
8
9

10 10 10 10
Time, 25k, 50k, 1:16k.

Winner— Blk. m. 7. by Beauclerc— Patent Stopper.

Start fair by machine. W'on cleverly : second and third driving. Remedy and Sinaloa fought
it out from the half. Sinaloalwas all out at finish. Sobriquet showed considerable speed. Arab
had no speed.

F . A. Smith
J, S.Wallace
Ed Corrigan
L. C. Gibson
C. Leighton
George Forbes

r

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MILWAUKEE RACING PROSPERS.

Milwaukee, Wis., Aui?. 8.— Charley Hughes
bought Domitor for $2,000 just before his race
to-day. Hughes also settled the claim of George
Campbell against McNaughton and Muir and
the latter’s horses, including Semper Lex, Defar-
gilla and Judge Denny will be shipped from
Cincinnati to-morrow.

Two extra cars were put on the special train
from Chicago to-day, and the trip going and
coming was made in record time. The crowd
was big. Fourteen books drew in and each
handled an average of $700 to a race.

Phil (’hinn bought Orion from Oots Bros, to-
day. The price paid for him was $5,000.

WOODARD & SHANKuIN’S SALE.

The Woodard & Shanklin sale to be held at
Detroit Monday evening should be the best of
the year for the west. It will offer to horsemen
the choicest of the Kentucky crop of 1895 from
such high class establishments as Melbourne,
Haitland, Beaumont, Fleetwood, Melrose and
Shadeland. Kentucky reports about the in-
dividuals in the band are high. A better lot
was never sent from the land of limestone and
blue grass to the sales ring.

MILWAUKEE FORM.

Milwaukee, Wis., August 8.— The form of
Monday’s State Park fields is as follows :

First Race— Joe Mancini, The Sculptor, Fer-
ryman II.

Second Race— Milwaukee, Whirlaway, Boarder.
Third Race— Miss Perkins. Trilby, Doctor G.
Fourth Race— Simmons, Umbrella, The Kit-
ten.

Fifth Race — Katie G, Pelvour, Morven.

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., August 8.— The form of
Monday’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— Glee Boy, Albert S, Sycamore.
Second Race— Charlie McDonald, Fasig, Sig-
nora.

Third Race — (Cherrystone, Brahma, Hotspur.
Fourth Race -Highland Rapier, Harry Mc-
Couch.

Fifth Race— Sugar Foot, Russella, Ivory,

Sixth Race— Petrarch, A1 Orth, Chiswell.

BRIGHTON BEACH FORM.

New York, August 8.— The form of Mon-
day’s Brighton Beach fields is :

First Race— Sirocco, Kennebunk, Runaway.
Second Race— Myrtle L, Wo«>dbird, Valorous.
Third Race— Hazlet, Domingo, Lustre.

Fourth Race— Ajax, Lehman, Cromwell.

Fifth Race— Scottish Chieftain, Burlesque,
Flying Squadron.

Sixth Race— Doggett, Darien, Royal H.

NEWPORT FORM.

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 8.— The form of Mon-
day’s Queen City Jockey Club fields is as follows :
First Race — Suspence, Elano, Cyclone.

Second Race— J. Walter, Uncle Joe, Tunic.
Third Race— LaSalle, John Havlin, Cecil.
Fourth Race— Satsuma, Kitty B, Parasang.
Fifth Race— Connie Lee, Holy Number, Full
Hand.

DETROIT FORM.

Detroit, Mich., Aug. 8.— The form of Mon-
day's Detroit fields is:

First Race— Little Sadie, Longbrook, Prya-
mis.

oecond Race— Mellie, Charina. Tidiness.

Third Race— Benamela, Silk Gown, Toots.

Fourth Race— Stentor, Scarborough, Hess-
ville.

Fifth Race — Hanlon, Miss Maxim, Kowalsky,

Sixth Race— Maid of Ellerslie, Lawyer, Scamp,

DETROIT POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., August 8.— To-night’s pool-
ing on Monday’s Detroit races was :

First Race— Stanza, $10; Bismarck, $5: Long-
brook, $5 : My Hebe, $4 ; Hazelton, $4 ; Tremor,
$3; field. $10.

Second Race — Charina, $10; Mellie, $8; Tidi-
ness, $5 ; Zaraida, $4 ; field, $6.

Fourth Race— Stentor, $10 ; Dr Newman, $6;
John Carr, $5 ; Scarborough, $5 ; What Next, $4 ;
field, $3.

Filth Race — Hanlon. $15; Miss Maxim, $10;
Kowalsky, $8; Sauteur, $8; Santa Maria, $7;
Outgo, $6 ; Dorothy, $5 ; Belle Boyd, $5 ; field, $3.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities— Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2718 Glee Boy ( a ) .... 103 2706 Albert S (3) . . . . 93
2813 Sycamore (3) .. . 93 2809 Rossmore (4).. 90
Dewof June(3). 88 2746 Consuella (3)... 88
2497 Mollie King (4) 88 2687 Siddubia (3)... 88

2744 Cora H (3) 78

Second Race— 7-8 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Morses. Wgt. ind. Horses. Wgt.
2790 Shoot’gStar (4)107 2836 Picaroon (4)... 107
2810 Joe o’Sot (5) .. .104 2810 C.McDonald(5)104

2717 Signora (4) 97 2810 Fasig (3) 97

2744 Joe Hart (3). .. . 97 2810 Agatine (3).... 95

170:i Moreen (3) 95 2791 Free Silver (3). 95

2810 Bettie Hill (3).. 95

TTiird Race— 1 Miie.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
(28lO)Brahma (.5) ...100 2813 Little Billy(4).100
2813 San Bias (6).... 100 2792 Bridgeton (3) . . 97

2597 Hickok(3) 97 2641 Hot Spur (a) . . 1()3

(2809)Zoulika (5) . . . . 105 2710 J. Bradley (4) . . 107
2659 Davezac(a) ....107 2710 Cherrystone(4) 110
2747 Pert (3) 90

(nd.

2398

28.38

2445

2614

2471

2744

2429

2794

Ind.

2721

2837

2837

2837

Ind.

2746

2840

2838

214

- Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile.

All ages. Selling.

Horses. Wgt Ind. Horses. Wgt.

H.M’Couch(3)..110 23.54 Rapier (4) 106

St. Augustine (a) 106 2.524 Highland fa).. 105
Dr. France (4).. 102 2791 A. Buchanan (4)103

Al Miles (4) 99 2790 Rex Regent (4). 99

J A (Jrey (4) — 99 2794 (’onstantine(6). 99

Wild Flower (3) 98 2810 Paskola (3) 94

Sister Myra (3). 99 2744 EdnaBenn’tt(3) 99

Fredonia (3)... 99 2614 Amente (3) 99

Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile

2-vear-olds. Allowances.

Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

Mostyn 108 2745 Ivory 108

Lady English.. 105 2837 Russella 11b

Sugar Foot 115 The (3hemist. . .118

AlWon 118

Sixth Race— 1 Mile.

,3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
Chiswell (6).. ..no f2813)A10rth (a).. ..107
Our Maggie f6) 105 (2719) B. Millican(4) .100

Ozark Jr (3) 97 2657 Petrarch (3) ... 93

Squire G (3) 90

BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 5-8 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2.575 Runaway (5)... 107 2817 Kennebunk (4) 107

2817 Sirocco (a) 107 Bonhomme(3).. 97

2729 Heresy (3) 95 2662 Hermia(3). ... 95

2'723 Inheritance (3). 95 2254 Venetia II (3).. 95
1456 Bernardine (3). 95 2348 Mrs. Stuart(4).102
Second Race— 5-8 Mile.

Maidens. 2-year-old fillies. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. ind. Horses. Wgt.

2815 Fleur de Luce.. 109 2704 Ostracised 109

2815 Valorous 105 2848 Vinita 103

2391 Myrtle L 99 2632 Yankee Heiress 97

27.57* Aunt Sally 97 2848 Merry Saint — 97

2700 Purple Jacket.. 97 2757 Maud Adams... 97

1823 Sans Pareil 97 2757 .Athy 97

2606 Helen T 97 (2852) E. Henderson. 97

2815 Woodbird 97

*By Salvator.

Third Race— 5-8 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1365 Declare (5) 107 2590 Domingo (5)... 107

2729 Mangrove (4) ..104 2729 Lustre (a) 102

2801 Whipcord (3). ..100 2817 Haziett (3) 1(X)

2723 Marsian(3) 97 2723 Right Royal (3). 97

2701 Bes. Abbott(3). 95 2590 Religion (3) — 95

Fourth Racw— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind- Horses. Wgt.

(2728) Lehman (5) . . . 120 (2702) Ben Eder (3) . . 112
2725 Pearl Song (5). 105 2851 Aurelian (5).. -105

(2819) Cromwell (4).. 102 2851 Ajax i6) 110

2756 Mirage (4) 100

Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. W^gt

2087 Scot. Chieftain 118 (2682) Burlesque. . ..114

2027 Bastion 112 (2760)Sunny Slope .. 110

2190 Tripping 110 (2663) FI. Squadron. 106

(25.50) Set Fast 106 2760 Meadowthorpe 105

(2^4) Swamp Angel .100 2797 Florian 98

1641Jlifler 95

Sixth Race— 1 Mile
,3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

2120 Doggett (3) ....108 2701 Darien (4) 106

2699 Eclipse (a) 106 2662 Van Brunt (4) ..104

2814 Dalgretti (5). ..103 2347 Truepenny (4). 101
2699 Lancer (4) ..... 101 2798 Royal H (3) . . . . 97
1958 Beaumont(3) . .. 96 2800 Telegram (3)... 93
2814 FI. Hubbard (3 ) 88 2847 B. Browning(3) 88

2681 Tomoka (3) 85 2437 Flames (3) — 90

1365 Declare (5) 114

MILWAUKEE ENTRIES.

Probabilities: W^eather clear : track fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wtft.

(2784)Ferryman‘‘II(3)102

2825 Mary L (5) 10.5

2097 King Henry(5).105
2784 Melody (5) 105

2750 Farley (4) 107

Seco*.d Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.

2- year-oid Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2715 Milford 97

2478 Princess Mand. 97

1205 Boarder 100

2441 Gaston 100

2789 Huxley 100

2751 Congo 100

2861 Tony Honing.. .105

2789 Cavozza 107

2789 W’^hirlaway 110

2789 George B 110

Third Race— l Mile and *20 Yards

3- yoar-olds and upward. Selling.

Tnd. i-l'^rses. Wgt.
(2754)TheSc’lpt’r(6)105

2468 Cerita (4) 105

(2865) JoeMancini(3)105
2784 Sis. Florence(. 5)105
2865 Whiff (4) 110

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2789 Emma P 97

2826 Theresa H 97

1089 Golden Rod — 100

Fremont 100

2861 Last Fellow .. .100

2226 Granny 102

Harry Lee 105

2124 Milwaukee 110

2789 C H W’helan.. .110

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2829 Sixty (3) 94

2863 Doctor G (3)... 97
(.2755) Miss P’rkins(6) 103
2785 Master Fred(5)109

Ind. Horses. W’gt.

2865 Image (3) 87

2671 W’aterman (3).. 95

2713*Trilby (3) 98

2468 Spendoline (a). 108

2828 Orinda (.) Ill

*By Springbok.

Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile.

3-year olds and upward, Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. W’gt.

2828 (^ampania (4).. 101 2750 The Kitten (5). 101

(2785)Umbrella (3). .103 ( 2827)Bryau (6) 105

2468 Lon. Smoke (a) 106 379 Ma’nic H’me(5)l08

(2787)Simmons (6)... 109

Fifth Reicti— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses.

2825 Strabertha (3) . . 86 2860 Spokena (3)

2864*Aunt Sallie (3). 90

2784 Laura F (3).... 92

2827 Minnie W (4) . . . 97
2862 Belvour (3) 99

2785 Nel.Osborne(4). 99

2865 Morven (5) 99

2860 Arian (3). ...
2829 Roger B (3) .
2860 Katie G (4) .
2825 La Verne (5) .
2736 Gilhooly (5) . .
2755 Samson (4) .

Wgt.

90

NEWPORT

W’eather clear

NEWPORT FORM CHART.

KY., August 8.— Fifth Day. Queen City Jockey Club. Summer Meeting.

track slow.

Presiding Judge. George Morgan. Starter, J. P. (,’hinn.

2842

FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

I4 Vi

Str.Fin,

. Jockeys Owners

Op

<

PI

2734 ELANO

100

8

5

13

12 n

V. Wilson W. J. Spiers

4-5

9-

10 out
3

779 BUCK KNIGHT

102

2

1 Y 2 22

22

22 24

Fowler M, Wynn

8

10

2655 CHAGRIN

100

4

3Yi 35

3i

34 3Y2

Britton C. B. Reid

10

if)

3

2622 LISMORE

102

6

6 51

51

52 48

F. Russell A. Godfrey

3

3

7-10

2620 CERKO GORDO

no

3

23 Wi 4% 4Vi 5

C. Graham Newport Stable

12

20

6

2779 DICK TENSION

102

5

4.N-K 6

6

6 '6

Imes P. D. Crumes

12

25

8

2782 GLAD

105

7

7 7

7

7 7

A. Isom J. E. Madden

15

25

8

2820 SUMMER COON

102

1

43 8 8
Time,

8 8
27, 5D4, 1

C. Mathews V. P. Crumes
:l7i4, l:3D/s.

12

20

6

W’inner- B. g, 4, by Rossington— Catherine C.

Start good by machine. All the first three ridden out. Buck Knight ran an impressive race.
Lismore came fast last quarter. Seemed to sulk in early part.

2843

SECOND RACE— 4 1-3 Furlongs 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

W’t. St. I4

Yi ^

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl PI

2620 ILIA

105 1

12

13

15

Ray

Bashford Manor

4

4

8-5

2783 SPRINGDAY

105 4

2 Y 2

2 Y 2 22

Conley

J. W’. Wallace

8

15

6

2629 LADY ESTELLE 100 9

62

52

3h

F. Russell

Glenwood Stable

30

30

10

2629 HIGH SOCIETY

100 8

7

iYi 44

J. Jones

Horse Haven F’ni

i 6

10

4

2777 FULL HAND

105 12

8

6

52

Britton

J. T. Baxter

2

24

, 1

2402 PEG THE SHREW 100 2

3 Vi 3^ 6

J. Mat hews J. P. McKeever

10

30

10 •

1841 HAPPY HOURS

105 11

10

8

7

Blanchard

C. R. Jaynes

6

15

6

2783 HONEY

100 10

11

9

8

SctialdeferdT. B. Jones

60

50

20

2783 ECCENANA

105 3

5Vi

7

9

B. Blevins

Smith & Ferguson 4

8

3

2783 PONZONINA

100 13

13

13

10

N. Morris

A. G. Weston

50

50

20

2456 ELAINE

100 7

12

11

11

Sherriu

J. E. Thornton

50

50

20

2054 LADY EON

100 6

9

12

12

Fowler •

Nichols & Talbert 3

4

8-5

2770 POND LILY

100 14

14

14

13

Imes

S.H.Bradly&Bro.

60

50

20

2781 CUE TIP

100 16

16

16

14

A. Jones

A. W’. Thurman

60

50

20

1764 VOLUCTA

100 17

17

17

15

C.MatthewsGoodwill Stable

60

50

20

2770 OVERSIGHT

105 15

15

15

16

VanKuren

Rosodale Stable

5

10

4

2783 MATA WAN A

100 5

4V410

17

Tubbs

A. C. Harrigan

40

50

20

W’inner— C'h. f, by Pardee—
Start good by machine. W
Scratched— Flame. 100: Mis

Time, 26f4i 52^4, 58^4*
Nellie J.

on easily ; next six driving hard,
s Viola, KK): Kenosha, 100.

2844

THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year*olds and upward. Ft. Thomas Handicap.

ind.

Horses.

W’t. St. St.H Vi H Str.F’in. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

2677 SIR DILKE
2677 AIM EE
2414 LANGDON
2779 LE BANJO
(2780)*SAUTERNE
*By Tremont.

out

11 11 11 11 11 11

3H 2^ 4K» 4h 4!4 2i

4^4 3V2 SVi SVi 2Y2 31

5 5 5 5 5 42

2% Wi 2H 21 31 5

Time. 28, .52^4, 1 ;04, 1 :17, 1 :3D/a, I ;4534, 1 :52.

Winuer— ('h. c, 3, by Pirate of Penzance— Dilsey.

Start good by machine. Won easily ; second handily. Aimee ran a good race and Sauterne a
bad one, after much use.

105

102

no

100

107

B. Blevins R. K. Lewis
J. Perkins Goodwill Stable
Feeney J. H. Kelly Sc Co

Shefrin W. C. Young

J. Mathews E. S. Warner

6-5 6-5
7 10

2Vt 5
7 10

2Y2 2

2845

FOURTH RACE— J--4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

W’t.

St.

4 4

K

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

[ PI

2676 ONCE MORE

no

2

3Yt

21

2h V/2

Ray

J. T. Baxter

1

9- 10 out

218*< ELKIN

102

3

14

IH

34 2h

Sherrill

(\ B, Reid

6

10

4

2781 RASENDYLLE

no

5

5*

51

IH 31

Clerico

Malmaisou Stable 8-5

3 •

4-5

2397 GOOSE LIVER

104

4

6

6

44 44

A. Isom

Headl-ey Sc Madden 4

5

8-5

RHEINSTONE

102

6

41

41

7 51

B. Bleviua

Smith & Ferguson 8

10

4

2781 GRAY ECLIPSE

102

1

21

34

54 6

C. Mathews F. King

10

15

6

2770 RED DUCHESS

99

8

8

7

6 7

A. Jones

A. W. Thurman

8

20

8

2781 KING MORGAN

102

7

7

8

8 8

V. Wilson

W. T. Crossthwait 20

30

10

lud. Horses.

Wt.

St.

4 4^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2773 KITTY B

100

3

24 IY 2 14 1-

Sherrin

R. H. Brouaugh

6

6

2

2778 PARSON

95

8

7 31 31 21

Bibbs

Himyar Stable

8

6

2

(2771)1I’RGAR’T ALL N 103

4

14 24 24 31

Fowler

Gleuolg Farm

24

3 -

1

f2517)JAMBOREE

116

1

41 51 51 43

Hart

Apple Stable

24.

6

•2

2776 LIHERATI

95

5

5^4 6 6 5

D. Dunn

Million Sc Davis

10

25

10

2782 GANELON

112

6

34 41 41 6

J. Perkins

Wakemau Bros.

3

4

&-5

2778 JERRY MACK

101

7

8 8 7 7

Imes

W.T.( 'rosthwaite

20

50

20

2471 GATEWAY

115

2

6 7 8 8

Feeney

W’. M. Moran

5

7

242

2774 ENID

100

Left at the post

A. Isom

J. R. Jewell

8

15

6

FOREMAN

106

Left at the post

Time, 2')Kt, r,04,

Clerico
1:01, 1:174.

J. McDonald

5

10

4

Winner— Ch. f, 3. by The
Start good by machine.
Scratched— (jretchen S, 1

Minstrel— Minnie May.

Won easily : next two more easily still.
03; Rampart, 112.

2846

FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Time. 26. 50^4, 1 :04.

Winner— Co. c, by Once .4gain — Audrauia.

Start good by machine. Won ridden out ; second and third driving hard. Gray Eclipse ran
a good race for half a mile. Then he quit as if short.

Scratched— Winker, 107.

2785 Freddie LT (5)106 2865 Rosa May (4).. 107
2825t Ashland (5) . . 112 (2786)Zaldivar (a) . . .109
2864 Little Matt (5). 114 2825 Canewood (4). .Ill
*By Bramble.
tBy Springbok.

DETROIT ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast.
First Race- 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2731 If (3) 92 1551 Edith (5) 91

28k) My Hebe (4). ... 94 Pyramis i3) 95

2859 Font d’Or (4)... 96 925 Stanza (3) 97

2068 Little Sadie (3). 98 (2429)F.QueenIII(3) 98
1672 Bismarck (6). ..102 1102 Pete Kelly (4)..1U4

Hazleton i4) 104 2830 Tremor (4) 104

2734 Longbrook (5). 105 (1555) R’palatchie(3) 106
Second. Raci.— 3-4 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances,
ind. Horses. Wgt met. Horses Wgt.

2858 lone K 105 2831 Tidiness 105

2764 John Sullivan.. 105 2805 Mellie 105

2530 Brown (-iirl 105 2806 Rosebery 108

2806 Worry Not 108 2831 Charina 110

2732 Zaraida 110 1877 Lincoln IF 113

Third Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

(2630)Allegra (3) .... 88 2763 Toots (4) 92

2854 Maudoliua (4). 95 2569 Kingstone(3)... 96

2830 Kapanga clt.(5).97 2653 A. Goodwin(4). 97
2763 Rossmar.. (3) .! 97 2834 Benamela (3) .. 99

(2830)Gomor(6) 99 2730 Booze (6) 106

2857 Silk Gown (4).. 107

Fourth Race— 5 1-2 FurlongTS.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

2469 Hessville 105 Los Troncos . i05

(828)Stentor 108 2.582 Marius 108

2855 John(’arr 108 2764 What Next 108

2211 Dr Newman 110 2767 Scarborough. . .113

Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-vear-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses, Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2859 Soubriquet (3). 95 26 >0 Miss Maxim (3) 98
2630 (4issie B (3) .. . . 98 2763 Belle Boyd (3).. 98
2807 Dorothy (3) 98 2802 Vir. Dixon <3) . . 98

2834 Kowalsky (3) . . . 100 2731 Zeal (3) . . . . — 101
2735 Santa Maria (5). 102 2409 Looram (3) — 103

2830 Outgo (4) 104 2444 May Fern (5).. 105

2734 Hanlon (3) 106 2807 Sauteur (4)....H^

Sixth Race— 1 1-2 Miles.

Hurdle Handicap.

Ind. Horses. VVgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
•2207 Scamp (4) 135 28.35 fCapt. Rees (4) 139

2835 Lord Motley(a)146 2835M. of Ellerslie (4) 146

2^35 Lawyer (6) 148 2835 Sewanee (a) .. .150

(867)Somersault (a) 166

Qo to Edward List, 190 South Clark
Street for Cheap Railroad Tickets
Everywhere.

For Sale !

Racehorses in
Training and
Winners.

For Particulars Enquire of

L. B. DICKERSON,

KENTUCKY STABLE.

nilwaukee Race Track

R^CIlSrG

BRIGHTON BBA6H FORM CHART.

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y., August 8.— Sixteenth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association
Summer meeting. Weather clear ; track fast.

Presiding Judge, C. McDowell ; Starter, Thomas Flynn.

FIRST RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upw’ard.

Selling.

Ind. Horses. W't. St. h ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

26S4 FORMAL
2800 (^UGNUT
2572 OIMA C
2759 ILLUSION
2^56 SIR DIXON JR
2699 THE DRUID
2699 B. BROWNING

111

89

101

102

115>4

81

84

12

41

6

23

7

31

5

14 11 Littletield .A.. H.<feD.H. Morris
22 22 Powers R. Bradley
31 31 H. Harris W. Lakeland
4*4 414 Gardner J. McLear
6 ■ 5 McCalTerty F. Burlew

34 5 6

O'Conner
Maher
, 1:424.

P. Welch
Erie Stable

4

10

44

4

11-5

40

20

8-5

4

8-5

8-5

4-5

12

8

Time. 264. 524, 1:17
^ inner— (^h. c, 3, by Cayuga— Prudery.

Start straggling. Won handily. Formal was never extended. Sir Dixon Jr, slow to get go-
ing, came strong at the end.

Scratched— Long Beach. Ill; Agitator. 103; Royal H, 95; Darien, 103; Lancer, 100.

2848

SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile, 2-year*olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 4 4 % Str.F'in. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

2761 HURL

1041/j5

3V2 41 VVili C. Hoaly

Jas. Blute

8

15

6

2761 TIMEMAKER

102 3

IH 21 2iya2*4 Gardner

A. 0. Pepper

5

4

7-5

2025 INSPIRER

114 4

6 5*4 6 3n Mcl'Iafferty j. j. Mc( ’ afferty

3

7

2*4

2391 LOCH GLYN

102 8

8 8 7 4*4 Keefe

P. S. P. Randolph

20

30

10

•2761 MERRY SAINT

99 6

7 7 4 51 Hirsch

R W W’alden &Son 4

6

2

2700 V.INITA

101 2

21 IH 31 6 Harris

W. C. Daly

8

10

4

LINE.\GE

105 7

4 3h 5*4 7 A. Clayton Brookdale Stable

4

3

1

2757 TEA (UDDY

102 9

9 9 9 8 O’Leary

A. M. Hunter

8

10

4

2512 LEEDSVILLE

104 1

5*4 6 8 9 Hill

D. Gideon

3

13-5

1

Time, 245^, 49*4, 1 :0Ui, 1 :03.

Winner— B. g. by Devotee— Hutoka.

Start good. Won easily. Hurl came away from his field very easily when ready.

Leedsville

bolted m “ tretch turn.

Vinita showed early speed.

third RACE-3-4

Mile. 3- year-olds. Selling.

Ocean W’^ave Stakes.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. Hi

*4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

(2758)TREMAR(40
2726 ZANONE
2726 SHERLO(^K
(2726) REFUGEE
DR GRIMES

44

H-5

34

11-5

25

8-5

1-2

1

4-5

8

102 3 21414 11 14

100 2 3-'Jk 3h 2h 2n

104 11 IH 21 44 31

99 4 44 4 nk 31 41

114 5 5 5 5 5

Time, 244. 494, 1:01M.

Winner— B. c. by Tremont— Margo.

Start good. Won driving. Zanone was crowded on first turn. Tremargo was all out at the
end. Sherlock got the worst of a mixup on stretch turn. He finished strong. Refugee could not
quite keep up.

Scratched— Premier. 102; Jefferson, 99.

A. Clayton Sensation Stable 6

Gardner S. Levy 8-5

T. Sloan Fleischman & Son 24

Powers W. M. Wallace 2

McCafferty F. Burlew 20

.1:144.

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. Greyhound Stakes.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. V4

*4 U Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl

PI

(2799) SUISUN

108

3

3*4 3n^ 1*4 1“ Simms

M. F. Dwyer

1-2 2-5

out

26:14 DR JIM

97

1

IH 21 21 23 Sloan

J.R. & F.P.K*^ ene

7 10

3

2760 SLOW POKE

96

2

21*41® 31 31 Powers

J. A. McLaughlin

5 12

2*4

2634 ST BARTHOL’MEW107

4

5 4» 41 42 Griffin

Bleraton Stable

4 5

1

(2634)MOHAW’K PRINCE93

5

41 5 5 5 Maher

S. Trowbridge

8 10

3

Time, 2.5, 50, 1 :02, 1 :15*4.

Winner — Br. f. by Strathmore— Beatrice.

•Start ^ad. Won driving; second same; Suisun outgamed Dr. Jim on the end. Bartholomew
could nor get through in the stretch. He was outrun though all the time. Prince w'as virtually
left at the post.

Scratched— Dye, 105; Azure, 96; Salvado, 101.

2851

^ ^ FIFTH BACK— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds aud upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. H

V» % Str.Fin

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

27.56 PREMIER

97

1

Ink Ink lly,lH

T. Sloan

J. A. McLaughlin

S

4

6-5

2798 AURELIAN

104

5

7 7 3*4 21

A. Clayton

W. A. (’hauler

6

7-5

(1111) HARRY REED

109

3

21*421*421 32

Simms

M. F. Dwyer

9-10 3*/,

1

(2796) IRKSOME

99

2

3*4 3h 41 41

Gardner

Fleischman&Son

12

20

8

2578 KPINNEL

114

4

6 6 5*4 .52

McCafferty F. Burlew

5

4

S-5

2685 AMEER

106

6

5*4 51 7 6

Hamilton

J. Kueale

5

6

2

(2491). AJAX

106

7

4® 4*4 6 7

Doggett

E. R. Sandford

10

12

5

Time, 2 '4, 50Ai. 1 :15*4, 1 :28*4.

WTnner— Ch. c, 3,

by Sir Modred-

—Premium.

Start good. Won in a hard drive. Premier was
came strong at finish. Reed tired early. He is very
race.

Scratched— Marshall, 108; Illusion. 102 : Mormon

strongly ridden. Won all the way. .Vurelian
far from condition. Kennel ran a very poor

, 92.

4^ ^ ^ SIXTH RACE-5-8 Mile.

2-year-(»lds. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. 4 4

F HF.\T)RRSf)V lOS 1

H Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

11 13 T T

Op Cl PI *

0 0 4 C

2757 LITTLE NIGGER 93 4
2607fMAHONEY 96 5

1637 K. OF THE GART’Rl02 6
ROSEBAN 99 8

2724 SQUIRE GILLAM 108 7
2797 DIANA’S DAU(tH’R105 3
SENTEN('E 99 2

fBy Sensation.

Winner— B. f. by Strathmore-
Start good. Won in a gallop,
finished strong.

J.Hill

Keefe

Simms

6 4 24 21

2 xk 24 34 33
54 3nk 41 42

7 6 6 5

8 8 54 6

34 5 7 7

41 7 8 8

Time, 26, 51. 1:03.

-Barbary.

Henderson was pounds the best of the poor lot,

W. M. Wallace
W. C. Daly
J. L. Wilson
H. Horreis V\ . Lakeland
poggett S, Trowbridge
Jere Dunn
Broad Hollow St

Griffin

Coylie

10

.30

10

8-5

8

10

8

4

10

4

3-5

3

4
.3

Little Nigger

V 853 ^

SEVENTH RACE — 2 1-4 Miles. Steeplechase.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. i

4 1

1*4 Str.Fin,

. Jockeys

ilwners

Op

PI

2686 MARCUS

148 2

3*4 3 210*14

Mara

J. M. Crosby

3

3*4

6-5

2686 ST. ANTHONY

150 5

41

21 11 2’5

(-’handler

Erie Stable

2

2

4-5

2686 SPOT

145 e

21

1*4 33 :I3

Barry

J. J. Dwyer

10

12

5

2608 W OODFORD

135 3

IH

4*4 41 42

Mclnerney

S. N. Leary

12

12

5

2762 MARBLE

135 7

5

5 5 5

Leonard

H. P. WTiitney

15

20

8

2762 GOLDEN GATE

135 4

Bolted.

Hueston

W. C. Daly

12

15

6

(2686) RED PAT

153 1

Fell.

1 rr\ A K '

Dunlap

.90

J. P. Dawes

9-5

7-5

1-2

Winner— B. g, 7, by Red Boy— Austraoid.

Start good. Won in a hard drive. Red Pat had bad luck
race. Mara rather outrode Chandler. Spot is a good jumper.
Scratched— Lafayette, 145 ; St. Luke, 144.

early. St. Anthony ran a good
He tired at the end.

CHICAGO CROWDS AT MILWAUKEE.

The Chicago racing train to Milwaukee is an
established success. Its service is superb.
Starting over the Northwestern tracks which
are smooth and as safe as United States bonds
the train makes the run to the State Park
Jockey Club’s gates in less than two hours.
Yesterday’s trip was made in one hour and
forty-three minutes. It carried nearly two hun-
dred (Chicago people to Milwaukee. They en-
joyed an afternoon of first-class racing and were
back in Chicago at 7 :50 p.m. .starting at 6 o’clock.
The round trip on the Northwestern fecial and
admission to the track costs $3. There is a
parlor and dining car on the train, and the gen-
eral service is excellent. In addition to the splen-
did racing at Milwaukee, there is a foreign hook
of breadth and liberality in operation at the
State Park track. The country about the
North-Western’s special trio is full of beauty

and the Milwaukee course itself one of the most
picturesque, in both e<^ipmentand natural eye-
ability, in the world. The train is on the dot as
to time. It leaves the Wells Street depot at 11
a. m. and makes the home trip in the same pre-
cise fashion. After the arrival of Thursday’s
train, Mr. A. J. Levy wired press agent Keough
here that the service was admirable and that
good people were in attendance.

A big party of representative Chicago sports-
men took the train from Chicago Friday and
got through in the usual good time.

DETROIT RACING FORM.

The Detroit depot for Daily Racing Form
is the Russell House news stand. It will be on
sale there on and after Tuesday by 9 o’clock in
the morning.

2710 KAYETTE BELLE

93

2

41

3*.K

:^i

03

14

2747 FRED FOSTER

95

4

23

1®

11

12

23

2790 PK’AROON

94

5

3®

4144*4

33

3*

2661 HAROLDINE

98

6

5

.510

512

43

4^

2794 PERCY

96

1

Ink

22

21

.5

5n

2719 SWIFTY

89

3

6

6

6

6

6

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

LOUIS, MO., August 8.— Seventy-Ninth Day. Fair Grounds Association Meeting.
Weather clear ; track fast.

Judges. J. A. Murphy and Joseph J. Burke. Starter. ( ■. C. Chinn.

283 (>

FIR.ST RACE — I Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St.

4 h Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

Garner J. E. Rodegap 8-5 13-5 1

E. .lones P. Grogan & Co 6 5 2

Slaughter Exile Stable 9-5 8-5 3-5

E. Cochran Oregon Stable 6 8 3

W’arren Prospect Stable 6 6 2

Hall C. A. Dukes 30 40 12

Time, 254, 504, 1 :16ii, 1 :434.

Winner — B. f, 4, by Jils Johnson — Lizzie K.

S^rt good by machine. Won easily ; second driving. Percy ran well for a half and then blew
up. Foster swerved at end. Swi'ty was never in the race.

Scratched— Bridgeton, 90.

SECOND RACE — .5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

msi

Ind. Horses.

2748 FORSYTH E

2749 SUGAR FOOT
2749 RUSS EL LA
2666 AUGUSTINA
2812 LADY ENGLISH
1644 ALBION
2749 GOLD TOP

Winner- B. c. by Oddfellow— Leouatus Maro II.

Start good, by machine. W’on cleverly ; second driving. Gold Top swerved at the gate and
ran out at every turn.

Scratched— Satalillo, 95.

W^t.

St. *-4

4

Str.Fin. .Jockeys

Owners Op

Cl

PI

1U5

4

2*4

21

20 14 E. Jones

John Huffman 3

13-5

3-5

105

3

11

12

Ink 22 Slaughter

B. Schreiber 1

6-5

out

105

5

5^

510 42 34 Ppdu

A H & D H Morris 7

10

4

105

1

34 41

3 nk 410 Warren

J. H. Davis & Co. 20

20

8

95

7

6

6®

6 5® Reidy

(’.Weatherford 20

20

8

108

2

4 mk

3®

54 6 Garner

R. C. Chambers 10

12

5

108

6

7

7

7 7 L. Sodeu

Charter Oak Stbl 15

20

8

Time, 12*4 , 37, 1 :03.

2838

THIRD RACE- 1 Miie. 3-year-oids and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

^4

4

%

Str.F'in. . •'’kevs

Owners

Op

( V

2710 OUTAW’AY

90

4

41

42

3®

22 11

Slaughter

W. P. Magrane

3

14-!

2813 PITFALL

98

2

32

31

45

31 21

Gamer

WC K. ('leveland

11-.=

231- COURONNE D’OR

93

1

•^2

21

11

11 314 E. Jones

W’. Mulkey

8-5

8-1

2792 MINERVA

85

6

6

6

6

6 41

C. Ci-mbs

String r&Stewart 20

25

2613 OZARK JR

85

3

5

5

5

h 5

Reidy

Plattuer Bros.

12

15

2717 ST. AUCiUSTINE

103

5

1®

INK

2®

41 6

E. Cochran

LeBonte & Co.

20

30

Time, 2

54, 50,

1:16, 1 :424.

1

4-5

3-5

8

6

10

Winner— B. c, 3, by Blue Eyes— Etna.

Start good by machine. W’ou driving mildly ; next two driving hard. Ozark Jr sulked and
rau out. Pitfall came from behind and finished strong.

Scratched — Thorn, 106.

2830

FOURTH RA(,E — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses.

Wl. St. H 4

2690 SLKiO
(2708) BING BINGER
(279.1)LEADER BAN
2748 MAGNET

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

110 3 4 4 4 32 14 E. Jones J. W. Schorr 5 21-5 7-5

104 4 34 S'*" 34 21 2* Slaughter Jas. Murphy 3 4 7-5

110 2 21 214I” IVa 320 Freeman Lowery & Tanner 4 6 2

119 1 1« iH 21 4 4 Garner D. A. Honig 1 6-5 2-5

Time, 13, 364, 1 :02, 1 :15, 1 :274,

Winner- Br. c, 4, by Hanover— Kitty L.

Start good by machine. Won ridden out ; second driving. Magnet stopped as though he was
shot after ruuning a fast half mile.

Scratched— Don Carillo, 84.

2840

RACE-1

1-

16

Miles.

:^^ear-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

W't.

St.

^•4

4

Str.Fin,

, Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2707 devault

96

7

12

11

11

12

11

J. Shields

A. Shields

4

4

8-5

2790 JOHN HICKEY

97

4

2®

21

21

21

Warren

F. M. Bloom

10

8

3

2448 CREVASSE

112

6

6

5^

55

42

3n-

Freeman

J E. Cushing

5

15

6

2639 ROYAL I'HOICE

84

2

51*444

33

31445

Reidy

G. C. Bennett

2

24

1

2720 W'HISPER

95

1

7

7

7

56

510

E. .Jones

J. W. Schorr

7-5

8-5

3-5

(2792)OUR MAGGIE

95

5

32

3nk

4®

6

6

Garner

D. A. Honig

8

8»

3

2792 PASKOLV

85

3

4®

6

6

7

7

W’ilhite

Timmons& Marks 60

80

30

Time, 7. 314, .56, 1 :23, 1 :484.

Winner— B, c, 3, by The Bard-j-Elia Lakeland.

Start gooil by machine. Won ridden out; next two driving. Crevasse finished strong.
Whisper dropped out of it early in the hunt and was never prominent afterward.

Scratched— Jack Bradley. 95.

2841 SIXTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. All ages. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

H Vi

% Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

Pi

(2746)AMELIA MAY

95

f)

3®

41 21 11

Slaughter

W. P. Magrane

3

13-5

4-5

2722 DARE II

82

3

4k 3®

14 14 28

Reidy

J. Huffman

2

24

4-5

2711 HESTER

93

4

1*4 1®**

21*431 31

Webster

Lakeland Stable

3

34

1

2748 LADY BRITANNIC

77

2

5 5

5 5 41

Dean

G. W. Scott

10

15

5

2153 DORAH WOOD

95

i

2*4 22

3® 44 5

Garner

F. P. W’ood

4

4

7-5

Time, 24, 484, 1:14.

Winner- Br. m. 5, by Jim Gore— Bettie West.

Start good, by machine. W’ou easily. Hester and Dorah Wood raced themselves to death in
front. May came from behind end galloped.

Scratched— Typhoon. 80.

NE vVP )R[‘ C.'J :.-i.

Probabilities: W’eather clear: track fast.

First Race— 5-8 Mile.

3-year-ol(ls and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
2652 La Wanda (3).. 98 2824 Gretehen S (3). 98
2821 .\nna Garth (3). 98 278'.) Judith C (3j... 98

2780 Nana (4) 98 (2778)Dr Kellogg(3).100

2780 Little Th’rn(3).103 (27S9)Susie B (5) 105

2821 Isabel (4) 105

(1942jWhyota (4).. ..105
( 2820)Suspeuse (4) . . .107

2842 Lismore (6) 107

2821 Capt Drane (a)107
(2514) K. Cffiarlie (5). 110

1 (5.

2774 F. Ballard (3).. 105

2774 Cyclone (a) 107

2782 Rampart (4)... 107

{2787'lDoorga (4) 107

(2842)Elauo (4) 107

2845 Gateway (5)... 110

Second Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances

Ind. Horses. W^gt.

G. Montrose 100

2846 Rheinstoue 100

2624 Tunic 100

2783 .Joe Mussle 100

ThoPriuce’sOp’llO«J
2772 Jack of Hearts. 100

2772 Barton 100

2770 Three Bars 105

Wgt

....100

.100

Ind. Horses.

2783 Hamlin...

Legatee

668 Little Faust.. .100

Treacey 100

2783 Gioja 1(K)

2770 Uncle Joe 100

2822 J. W^alter 105

2846 Grey Eclipse. . .105 i

2770 Argonaut 105 2783 Billy ‘Arnold. .. 1(

2518 Covington, Ky..l05

Third Race— 1 Mile
3-j ear-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses”

2821 Annie M (4).... i
2487 John Havlin(3)l(

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(2776.)Cecil (3) 90

2782 Lulu T (4) 95

(282l)*LaSalle (3).. .101
*By Falsetto.

Fo\irth Race— 7-8 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wg
2779 Masse (3) 97 2650 B. of F’dham(3)

2779 E. Puzzler (3).. 102

2845 Foreman (6). .. ,106

2820 Buffet (4) 107

2771 Crescent (4) 109

2652 Satsuma i4) . . . . 112

.'■'Ktn Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Selling.

2,75 Fe.ssy F 91 2822 King Boleyn...

193y Winker 97 ^ ”

2823 Olympus KX)

2846 Goose Liver.. ..102

2781 Connie Lee 108

2820 Silver Roll (4)!l(

2820 Rupee (4) 1(

2820 Parasaug (5)...1(
1338 Uno (a) 1(

2843 Full Hand.

(2772)Macy

(2822)Holy Number.

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